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The Dolmen of Menga is a large Neolithic passage tomb located near Antequera in the province of Málaga, Andalusia, Spain. Constructed approximately between 3750 and 3650 BC, it consists of massive stone uprights and capstones forming a gallery chamber roughly 27 meters in length. The largest capston...
The Poulnabrone Dolmen is a Neolithic portal tomb located in the Burren, County Clare, Ireland, constructed between 4200 and 2900 BCE. The structure consists of a massive flat capstone resting on several tall supporting pillars, characteristic of a single-chamber megalithic tomb. Archaeological exca...
Roknia Necropolis is a megalithic burial site in Guelma Province, Algeria, notable for more than 7,000 dolmens spread across roughly 2 km.
Lanyon Quoit is a Neolithic dolmen or portal tomb located near the village of Madron in Cornwall, England. The structure originally consisted of four upright stones supporting a large granite capstone, but it collapsed during a severe storm in 1815. It was re-erected in 1824 by local workers, who us...
A well-preserved Neolithic portal dolmen near St Cleer, Cornwall, England, notable for its large tilted capstone and an unusual small hole in one of the side stones.
A Neolithic portal tomb in County Donegal, Ireland, notable for one of the largest capstones of any Irish dolmen, measuring roughly 4 m across.
